“Emily came to the shelter at 3 weeks old, so cold that her temperature wouldn’t even register on the thermometer. But after emergency vet care from Pets Unlimited, she went to a Tonis Kitty Rescue foster home with a mama cat and two older kittens, where she immediately began snuggling with everyone.
After her first family moved on to adoption, she welcomed her pal Seamus, who she’s been wrestling with ever since.
She loves climbing into the crook of necks, purring for (literally) hours, and has even been caught executing the perfect forward roll,” Tonis Kitty Rescue wrote.
Emily and Seamus became inseparable. They got both kittens adopted to a home and now they can’t stop cuddling with their humans in their forever home.
Emily came to the shelter at 3 weeks old, so cold that her temperature wouldn’t even register on the thermometer.
When Tonis Kitty Rescue found her a surrogate cat mama and two kittens, she immediately began snuggling with everyone.
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